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Lovesickness Lament

Lovesickness Lament.. I'm Enchanted, I'm in anguish, I can't fathom your absence. I believed we were destined, But now I'm left alone, disheartened. Enchanted, enchanted, I'm so captivated by you. I can't indulge, I can't slumber, I can't even gather my thoughts. I'm simply enchanted. Description: The singer is deeply infatuated and saddened by the departure of their lover. They experience the classic symptoms of being enchanted, such as loss of appetite, insomnia, and difficulty concentrating.
I Reminisce about the day we crossed paths, It was like a reverie come true. We fell in love instantly, And I thought it would endure eternally. Description: The singer vividly recalls the day they met their lover, as if it were a magical dream. Their love blossomed instantly, and they believed it would last forever.
Enchanted, enchanted, I'm so beguiled by you. I can't indulge, I can't slumber, I can't even gather my thoughts. I'm simply enchanted. Description: The singer's infatuation is so overwhelming that it affects their physical and mental well-being. They are unable to eat, sleep, or focus. Their heartbreak is all-encompassing.
I Know I'll eventually heal from this; But for now, the pain is agonizing. I yearn to feel your embrace once more, And hear you assure me that everything will be alright. Description: The singer acknowledges that they will eventually recover from their enchantment, but it will take time. At present, they are enduring immense pain and long to be reunited with their lover.) Enchanted, enchanted, I'm so spellbound by you. I can't indulge, I can't slumber, I can't even gather my thoughts. I'm simply enchanted. Description: The singer's enchantment is so intense that it consumes their every thought. They can think of nothing else but their lost love. But I know that I'll be fine, For I possess strength within. I'll overcome this ordeal, Despite the current anguish, I know that I'll be fine. Because I'm enchanted.
Author Bio : karan Sanghvi.
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